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I regretted that I was detained to the last moment of being in time for the stage, to which my...
You will observe among the propositions lately communicated by the Commander in Chief, that of...
You are informed that Mr. Hill is in possession of drafts of surveys made during the last war of...
I have been reflecting on the subject of an arrangement for the command of the 2d. Regiment of...
I am this moment favoured with your letter of the 18th. instant and thank you for the ideas...
I do not know what is the practice in nominations, as to annexing Counties to names; but I do...
As it may possibly not have come to you through any other channel, I think it well to inform you...
The unascertained situation, in which I have been, since my acceptance of the Military...
I received on Saturday two letters from you desiring that your different propositions might be...
I find I cannot have ready for this days post the bill for the Provisional army. Inclosed are...
You will receive herewith the Draft of a Bill for a provisional army. It includes only those...
This will be handed to you by Mr. Brinley a Gentleman of New Port who is on the list of...
I send you the draft of a Bill for regulating the Medical Establishment (I avoid purposely the...
You ask my opinion as to proper arrangements for the command of the Military Force, on the ground...
New York, February 6, 1799. “… I perceive that it will be useful for me in the progress of the...
In one of your letters you desire me to think of the Distribution of the States into recruiting...
New York, February 11, 1799. “I have this moment received your letter of the 4th instant to the...
I send you open for your perusal a letter for General Wilkinson dated yesterday. If there be...
It is very material to me to have without delay the distribution of the additional twelve...
Upon the strength of the Representation, in the letter of which the inclosed is a copy I have...
I have maturely considered the questions raised by your letter of the 21 of January with the aid...
New York, March 5, 1799 . “I recur to your letters of the 31st of January 4th 15 21. 22 23 & 27...
As the original of the inclosed duplicate must have miscarried, I take the liberty to ask the...
Ought it not to be a rule to forward from your department to the Major Generals, as they are...
It is a construction of the law warranted by usage that the President shall appoint the requisite...
I have digested some alterations in and additions to the Recruiting Instructions which I now send...
To Section III No foreigner by birth shall be enlisted unless he shall have become a citizen of...
New York, March 16, 1799. “Though I have not as yet complete materials for arranging all the...
Beware, my Dear Sir, of magnifying a riot into an insurrection, by employing in the first...
In compliance with the object of your letter of the 15. instant, I have put in motion two...
If my memoranda be right I sent Wilkinsons letter, by duplicates through you. If so I presume it...
I understand, that the Officers for Connecticut have been appointed & their names published, but...
Yesterday about two oClock, the detachment proceeded on its destination. It consisted of one...
I have ——— Major Ford to give the detachment directed Major Ford to take the command as you...
Your letter of the 21st instant came to hand by the post of to day. There are some points in it...
Inclosed is a copy of a letter to Captn. Leonard. You best know from the previous situation, what...
I have the honor to acknowlege the receipt of your letter of the 19th instant with the copies of...
I have been honored with your several letters of the 21. 22. 26. 27 and 28 instant. All necessary...
[ New York, April 2, 1799. On April 4, 1799, McHenry wrote to Hamilton : “I have been honored...
New York, April 3, 1799. “… More recruiting Instructions are necessary, there cannot be less than...
New York, April 8, 1799. “… It has been suggested … that an advance of money to the officers on...
Nothing can be more desireable than a well digested plan for connecting the different parts of...
New York, April 8, 1799. “The Commander in Chief having approved the idea of calling the Pay...
Your letter of the 4th. instant, informs me of the contracts, which have been already made, and...
As it will require time to form contracts where there are none already existing, I submit that it...
I have been yesterday & this morning honored with your several favours, three of the 11th and two...
New York, April 15, 1799. “… A letter from General Washington of the 10th. instant has this...
By a letter just received from Lt Leonard of Vermont he mentions that he has made the necessary...
New York, April 17, 1799. “Your letters of the 15th. and 16th. are duly come to hand.… Tomorrow I...
Philadelphia, April 20, 1799. “… As I do not conceive the United States to be now at War in the...